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The new omnibox is hideous and hard to see
matter of fact, I have checked both themes thoroughly, but you still haven't posted any screenshot to show what you're referring to.
that is Not a bug. that is intentional.
they made it just like the classic Edge. try it yourself, open up the built-in Microsoft Edge and see for yourself.
Nope, i'm not, you were referring to Chrome in your posts so I used it to show you.
- It's part of the omnibox. that's why
I never said I don't use light theme.
you have to click on the omnibox, of course without clicking and drop down suggestion menu they look the same. instead of accusing others of lying and lying start paying more attention to the picture. I already showed you in the picture with drop down menu.
unless you're an Edge developer, you can't say it came from Chrome without developer's intention.HotCakeX Just because you don't use light mode doesn't mean this isn't a bug. If the desired behavior by the developers is to match classic Edge, then light mode fails that right now.
And besides, it turns out you're also wrong about dark mode as well:Interestingly, you seem to be talking about the omnibox dropdown. I never actually mentioned the dropdown, but for clarity's sake, I'll upload a comparison for it too.
While Canary does accurately follow Classic Edge's color scheme, it looks odd considering that Edge Insider uses a much lighter grey for the browser chrome. The desaturated blue is also directly taken from Google's color palette and is probably not intentional.
Light theme comparison omitted as the background color is the same for all three (the only difference is the corner radius).
- It's not false.
see my reply above.
when in dark theme, both of their omnibox colors are the same.
they only differ when theme is set to the light. and that's not an issue nor a bug. - The picture demonstrates that your claim that "they made it just like the classic Edge" is false. Why is that so complicated to understand?
- And?